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every day i try to learn a little more math . and right now function notation is kicking my butt a little bit. i think i just have to get used to it
#f(x) just means like the opposite of x. at least right now it does#like im mostly doing graphs and stuff so f(x) is mainly a stand-in for y atm#but i know f stands for function#and i know it isn't just 'y' forever#aaahh! complicated weird hard i dunno man !!!!#but im gonna keep loining!!
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forgot to add this example one. i dont usually count the squares but maybe I should..?
how to calculate a slope from khanacademy
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how to calculate a slope from khanacademy
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exponent rules
including negative exponents
im not fully understanding it yet but im starting to be able to remember the rules for negative exponents at least..!
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this one was so frustrating because I did manage to work my way back to getting 911 as an answer for this but i had no idea how to put it in... inequalities are so hard and my head already hurts from doing them for like. 2 hours
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idk what to call this. SUCCESS POST ?!?!?! I feel like I was able to write an actually coherent inequality which is a first!!
#inequalities#its so hard to figure out how to write them. they make my head ache a bit#mostly the two step ones though
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more homework posting -- I have to remember this is a much easier way to go about it and keep it in mind.
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proportions in algebra article
i have to keep studying the answers to these questions until i understand how to solve them in an easier way
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some notes i took on one of the problems of solving for proportions w/ fractions. I got it wrong a few times before I realized I'd forgotten to flip. Eventually figured that out, and did n/8*5/11 = 5n/88
Now for 5n/88, how do you determine n?
5*n = 88 = TRUE
88/n = 5 = TRUE
88/5 = n = TRUE
The correct answer for finding the value of "n", is 88/5.
I still have to work a lot on this, fractions are one of my weakest points in math. But I was able to solve a few of the questions even though I didn't actually understand how, and I'm starting to at least be able to find where I'm making mistakes. I have hope!
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fractions remain my achilles heel and solving these for unknowns is SO hard for no damn reason. hoping i can parse through the logic if i just keep working at it...
(first 2 are screenshots of a solution to a problem on Khan Academy, 2nd is a screenshot of a comment under a video From Khan A. about solving proportions w/ fractions)
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this problem is giving me an absolute headache but i need to make sense of it... i want it to make sense. just some sense is enough!!
#homework post#needs work#what do i even tag this as#i just need to solve it#unsolved#?#buzzfeed unsolved people look away im trying to learn math
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easy way to find percentages!! definitely have to practice this.
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gotta re-read this until it sticks in my head. Very good explanation of constant proportionality
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wough
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i need to keep watching this later and revisiting it so the concept can truly be grasped
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i mix up product and sum more than id like to admit :skull emojie:
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